Defence Industry minister Christopher Pyne says the overwhelming feeling in the coalition party room is one of support for the National Energy Guarantee.

In Indonesia, they're calling it "hashtag warfare" — an explosion in political attacks online, targeting the status quo ahead of next year's Presidential election.

Andrew Hagger will face another grilling after evidence last week that the NAB charged fees with no service and misled the corporate regulator ASIC.

Lawyers with firm Slater and Gordon say makers of the Essure device should have foreseen it would corrode inside women's bodies.

Key crossbencher David Leyonhjelm struck a deal with the Government which means the Senate is required to debate whether the Northern Territory and the ACT should be allowed to legalise euthanasia.

Energy policy and company tax cuts are two of the Government's key policies that it's determined to push ahead with as parliament resumes after a long winter break today today.

Australian doctors have treated their first patient who has gone blind from having dermal filler injected into her face.

Despite the pressures of the drought farmers have travelled hundreds, if not thousands of kilometres, to show their cattle in Brisbane at the Royal Queensland show or Exhibition, commonly known as the Ekka.

A team of scientists led by Monash University is making major inroads in the fight against Dengue fever in the Indonesian city of Yogyakarta.

'Black Coffee' is a networking movement that started in Townsville about two years ago and has since been adopted in other parts of Queensland.